Traduction de «ALEAC » (Français → Anglais) :

8. Stresses that the implementation of the AA/DCFTA should constitute the roadmap for swift necessary reforms that need to be urgently implemented, despite the difficult war environment in parts of the Luhansk and Donetsk Oblasts; reiterates the potential gains of AA/DCFTA implementation for Russia, through increased trade and economic activities and a more stable neighbourhood; stresses that Russia has no grounds to criticise the EU-Ukraine Agreement or to react with unjustified trade restrictions and military aggression; outlines the importance of deep and comprehensive economic, social and political reforms on the basis of social m ...[+++]arket economy, including an independent judiciary, the rule of law, strengthening of transparency and the fight against endemic corruption; reiterates its readiness to offer support in implementation of those necessary reforms;

7. Welcomes the simultaneous ratification of the AA/DCFTA by the Verkhovna Rada and the European Parliament; considers this an important step which shows the commitment of both sides to successful implementation; takes note of the eventual postponement of the provisional implementation of the EU-Ukraine DCFTA until 31 December 2015, to be replaced by the prolongation of unilateral trade measures which represent a de facto asymmetrical implementation of the agreement; deplores the extraordinary measures and level of pressure exerted by Russia; states that the agreement cannot and will not be changed and that this has been made very clear by the European Uni ...[+++]on through this ratification; calls on the Member States to swiftly proceed with the ratification of the AA/DCFTA with Ukraine; takes note of the ongoing consultation between Ukraine, Russia and the EU on the implementation of the AA/DCFTA with Ukraine and hopes that it will help solve any misunderstandings;

Support to the EU-Georgia DCFTA and to Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (€51 million): the action will assist Georgia in the implementation of the DCFTA.

1. Warmly welcomes the signing of the remaining chapters of the EU-Ukraine AA/DCFTA, as well as of the EU-Moldova and EU-Georgia AAs/DCFTAs, which mark the beginning of a new era in the political and economic relations of these countries with the EU; expects that provisional application of the agreements can start in autumn 2014 and invites the three countries in question and the EU Member States to rapidly conclude the ratification processes; calls for implementation of the related reforms and reconfirms the commitment of the EU to support the associated countries in their efforts;

32. Recognises that DCFTAs should be the main objective, but is aware that in the meantime the Commission is pursuing sectoral negotiations under the existing Association Agreements, including agreements on conformity assessment and acceptance of industrial products (ACAAs), agriculture and fisheries agreements, services and investment agreements, and dispute settlement arrangements; calls on the Commission also to consider updating the existing sectoral agreements with countries, where offers can be improved but a DCFTA is not immediately possible; asks the Commission to give fuller consideration to when and how these processes will b ...[+++]e finally merged with the future DCFTAs, and to ensure that loss of membership of the Generalised System of Preferences (GSP) in 2014 will not negatively affect SMCs' access to the EU market in any product line;

32. Recognises that DCFTAs should be the main objective, but is aware that in the meantime the Commission is pursuing sectoral negotiations under the existing Association Agreements, including agreements on conformity assessment and acceptance of industrial products (ACAAs), agriculture and fisheries agreements, services and investment agreements, and dispute settlement arrangements; calls on the Commission also to consider updating the existing sectoral agreements with countries, where offers can be improved but a DCFTA is not immediately possible; asks the Commission to give fuller consideration to when and how these processes will b ...[+++]e finally merged with the future DCFTAs, and to ensure that loss of membership of the Generalised System of Preferences (GSP) in 2014 will not negatively affect SMCs’ access to the EU market in any product line;